Painless abortion is used as a remedial measure for unintended pregnancy caused by contraceptive failure, as well as for those who are unable to continue the pregnancy due to illness or need to terminate the pregnancy to prevent congenital malformations or genetic diseases. Painless abortion can lead to infertility, miscarriage sequelae, and other complications in the future. So, what size of embryo is suitable for painless abortion?
If pregnant women have a request for voluntary termination of pregnancy, it is recommended to undergo abortion surgery as soon as possible to avoid delay. The best time for painless abortion should be within 14 weeks of pregnancy, and no later than about 60 days. If done too early, incomplete suction may occur, leading to incomplete abortion. Ultrasound shows that painless abortion surgery can be performed if the gestational sac is larger than 5mm. Ultrasound examination is required to confirm intrauterine pregnancy, and the optimal time for abortion should be customized based on the individual's specific fetal sac development.
Whether painless abortion can be performed clinically does not depend on the size of the gestational sac, but on the length of the embryo. If the embryo is larger than 2 centimeters, painless abortion cannot be performed clinically. If the embryo is larger than 2cm, it is prone to heavy bleeding during surgery, causing uterine cavity infection and secondary infertility and menstrual disorders. Clinical hospitalization is required, medication is used for abortion, and then painless hysterectomy surgery is performed.
Preparation before painless abortion is very important. Patients should not have symptoms such as colds or fever, inflammation, and their bodies should be in good condition without any heart diseases. After surgery, it is important to rest and strengthen nutrition. Do not engage in heavy physical labor and strenuous activities within half a month, and avoid contact with cold water. Sexual intercourse is prohibited within one month.
